The Atlantica Bay Hotel is an adults-only hotel located directly on the beach in Agios Tychonas. This 202-room hotel features a pool, bar and restaurant.
For active adult stays
It is ideal for adults who want to be close to the beach and have access to on-site facilities. Guests can use the spa, gym, tennis court and pool.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
15:00 / 11:00
Max. number of people per room
4
Views
Mountain View, Sea view, Garden View
Number of rooms
202
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, cash
Number of guests
3 guests4 guests
Location
BeachfrontMountain viewGarden / terraceseaview
Facilities
Air conditioning (room)balconyBarconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiJacuzziRestaurantsmoking allowedSpa & wellnesstransferSwimming pool
Incredible all inclusive hotel. Older building with a revised modern touch. Food consistently at an excellent level with large variety. All inclusive drinks come strong with a good range of choices. Activities in daytime and evening, no pressure to join if you do not want to.
Rooms spacious and modern, always nice to relax in. A smaller hotel but still felt a nice level of busy. Very big main pool with another lap pool also, easy to get a sunbed.
The best part of the hotel are the staff, very helpful and friendly. They get to know you well and you can build a good relationship with them. Especially in the evenings for drinks they keep you topped up.
Highly recommend this hotel to anyone for all inclusive.
2nd time here, absolutely fabulous. Food was fantastic 3 years ago, well its definitely gone up a level. The staff are very attentive especially the lobby bar staff, so friendly and always smiling. Reception staff excellent and very helpful and always a great welcome from the restaurant. Very clean hotel. Rooms lovely and comfortable, if on all inclusive, free mini bar too. Both pools are great and never struggled for a sun lounger. There is a bus stop for Limassol outside the hotel, buses are every 10 mins and costs €2 cash per person one way. So good, we met lots of people who keep returning and we have decided to return for our 3rd visit in September.
We've just got back from an amazing weeks stay here and honestly couldn't fault anything.
The food is amazing, always daily changes and fresh, super tasty.
Gorgeous cats, but they dont bother you unless you want them to (we did!).
Our room was spacious, comfortable and so clean. Little touches like the welcome wine and the daily fridge restock where ideal.
The entertainment team are great, we spoke to Dan a few times and he was encouraging but never pushy for people to join in.
Special mentions to the guys doing drinks orders round the pool, really polite and came round enough that you never had to wonder when you're next drink would be. In fact all staff were so friendly and attentive, but a huge special mention to Christina on the patio bar team. She quickly remembered our go to orders of our group and would be quick to grab them before we even had to ask, she was great and a very good representative for the hotel.
Very friendly staff , very fast always making the best drinks ever .
The pool staff rana was very good , he was very kind and friendly and his milkshakes were the best I ever had .
Over all all the staff were amazing , from the lobby to the kitchen to the poolside.
The only negative thing was that we didn't enjoy a la carte restaurant.
Also the entertainment was low , however when it did occur it was good but I believe there should of been more , but it was still good (due to low people in the hotel )
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The staff and service was top and I mean it .
LOVED IT
5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ hotel from start to finish
Room was very spacious & fully air con
Cleaness was 5⭐️
Service is 5⭐️ resturant and pool side the waiters ans waitress are on hand to bring you cold drinks.
Reception staff are incredible & always on hand & Tui rep is amazing
Special touch around pool area.
Special mention to Sunil (Argintina) was his football name he was was amazing & Narayan
Food and beverage was 5⭐️ lots off choice and too a high standard never a day where i couldnt find anything. Amazing cocktails and Premium beer in all inclusive
Entertainment team
The two lads Alex was always on hand with a variety off activities around the pool area. Always making you feel welcome to join in.
Evening entertainment was amazing lovley vibe in the lounge area and on terrace.
All guests are returning and it really
Does show the amazing service this hotel has on offer overall 10/10
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